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Hey listeners, it's Saturday, November 22nd.

I'm Telestimos for the Wall Street Journal, filling in for Francesca Fontana.

And this is what's news in markets, our look at the biggest stock moves of the week and

the news that drove them.

So let's get to it.

This week in markets, investors, they just wanted out.

They wanted out of AI stocks fearing inflated valuations and overly aggressive spending,

but it wasn't just that.

They also wanted out of things that are usually meant to go up when stocks are going down, things like Bitcoin and gold.

The week started off with two straight days of selloffs, then Nvidia posted a record $57 billion in revenue for the quarter.

That set off a frantic morning rally on Thursday from Tokyo to New York, but by the

end of the session, the sell-off was back. Even Nvidia, big as it is, couldn't save the market.

The indexes blew their gains and went back into the red. AI wasn't the only thing on investors' minds,

though. Another big factor behind the swoon, a belief that the Fed won't ride to the rescue with

another rate

cut next month. That belief firmed up after the delayed, but better than expected, September

jobs report. Good news for job seekers was bad news for risk takers. One Fed official did make

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